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Clinical Guide RPW Shockwave Therapy

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82 Cervicobrachial Neuralgia I<br />

About Cervical pain can often affect the shoulder and arm with numbness, weakness or radiating pain. The nerve entrapment can be caused by tight<br />

muscles, disc damage, or formation of bony deposits. If the cause is tight muscles with painful points, <strong>RPW</strong> therapy can be an alternative. For this<br />

indication both neck, upper back and shoulder muscles can be affected, and if so, treated.<br />

Treatment Work with the applicator on the pain points with very small circular movements.<br />

Where Localise and treat the most painful points.<br />

Dosage 3-6 treatments with 5-10 days interval. Combine this treatment with a general activation of surrounding muscles.<br />

Intensity 1,4 Bar - 2,2 Bar<br />

Pulses 1500<br />

Frequency 15 Hz<br />

Transmitter R 15<br />

0.38 mJ/mm 2<br />

0 - 40 mm<br />

Neck

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